Unforgetting is the anti self-improvement podcast for self-discovery. It's a space to unravel the truth of who we are in the systems that benefit from us forgetting.
Are you excited about getting older? Ordering a drink when you turn 21 is exciting, and renting a car at 25 is sort of cool…but how many of us truly embrace aging?
For a lot of us, the idea of getting older is something we either avoid thinking about or maybe even downright fear.
And society isn’t helping.
Today I’m talking with Lee Zavorskas about:
When was the last time you felt like everything in your life is totally manageable. The pace of your life feeling both relaxed and interesting, having enough space for everything with time to spare.
Chances are… you can’t remember a time like that.
Many of us are consistently pushed beyond our limits - at work, at home, in parenthood, everywhere.
This week, I’m talking with Lisa Robbin Young about:
Have you ever been arguing with someone, and the misunderstanding is so deep that it feels like you’re practically speaking different languages?
Well, maybe you are.
This week I’m talking with Lena Morgan about:
Most of us have a really hard time setting boundaries.
If you’re like me, you might have trouble knowing how to set them, actually holding them, and feeling okay during the whole process.This week I’m talking with Morenike Olorunnisomo about:
This week, we’ve got a big announcement about the future of Unforgetting.
We talk about:
When you’re in relationship, do you find yourself so worried that something will go wrong that you want to badger the other person for reassurance? Maybe you have the opposite feeling and in relationship often feel yourself shutting down or running away when things get vulnerable? Or maybe you’re go back and forth between both of those feelings and never feel secure when you’re getting close to someone.
This week I’m talking wi...
Either you are a single parent, or you know someone who is. Nearly a quarter of US children under the age of 18 live in a household with one parent. That’s a lot of families navigating this dynamic.
Although I have several single mothers in my life, I really haven’t sat down and talked with them in depth about what it’s actually like. So today, that’s what we’re doing.
This week I’m talking with one of my very best friends, Erin McN...
Toxic positivity is bullshit. When we experience something painful in your life, the last thing we need is to be told that it’s all for the best. Because honestly, it kinda seems like the “best” outcome wouldn’t have involved that much pain.
This week, I’m talking about:
Astrology is more than just funny, relatable memes. It can teach us a lot about ourselves, but most of us don’t know much beyond the sun sign related to our own birthday, and anything beyond that feels confusing.
This week on Unforgetting, I’m talking with Gwen Yi about:
If you're often praised for never giving up and always making things happen, it's also possible that you don't know when to quit and when to give up, and you run yourself into the ground no matter what to make something happen.
In this solo episode, I'm talking about:
I think that being in relationship is one of the most amazing things about being a human... And it’s also one of the hardest.
This week, I’m talking with Nicole Walker about:
We see their content all the time, but have you ever wondered what it’s like to be an influencer?
Well today we’re gonna find out because I am talking to Cameron Phillips, about:
If you grew up going to church, then you were likely conditioned by purity culture. And purity culture’s pressure to deny and villainize really normal sexual development and curiosity has lasting negative consequences.
This week, I’m talking with Hannah Brents about:
How do you know if you’re a good listener? Listening isn’t necessarily a skill that we automatically get better at as we get older.
This week, I’m talking with my guest Orly Israel about:
Whether you’re someone who loves taking quizzes to find out which 90s song you are, or you’re completely skeptical of anything that tries to put a label on you…this episode is going to be really, really helpful.
Our personality is a mix of our conditioning and our nature. And today, we’re talking about the nature side.
This week, I’m talking with Carly Toomey about:
Even if you did receive sex ed in middle school, that education probably did not include information on how to actually relate to your sexuality in a healthy way.
This week, I’m talking with Patricia Rich about:
If you’ve ever spent a weekend feeling completely burnt out while simultaneously crushed by the guilt and shame of not being productive…welcome to the wonderful world of capitalism.
When this happens, we often end turning to wellness spaces to help us feel better, but are we really escaping the effects of capitalism through the wellness industry…or are they just two sides of the same coin?
This week, I’m talking ...
How comfortable are you with being really bad at something?
Whether it's going to a new gym or an art class or at work, what happens inside of you when everyone else is way better at it than you are?
This week, we chat about:
We’re talking about one of my favorite, favorite things: Internal Family Systems, or IFS. And even if you think you don’t know what that is, you probably do and just didn’t know that’s what it’s called. If you’ve ever heard of your inner child, that’s IFS.
Our personality isn’t one fixed thing. It’s complicated and nuanced and sometimes even contradicts itself.
This week, I’m talking with Alice Mills Mai about:
Rituals have been passed down for generations…but what if we don’t know the cultural practices of our own ancestry? Too often, people who want to feel connected to wisdom of the past end up reaching out and grabbing onto the nearest ritual from a culture that doesn’t even belong to them.
This week, I’m talking with my guest Freia Serafina about:
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